What's his C Bet %? With the A9 was it an All in Call or was there flop play?

If you're not willing to continue on that flop then calling the 3Bet preflop is a mistake. He's obviously pretty loose pre, and if he has a high C Bet then check raising all in on that flop is the play.

Wow this is sooooo basic and I do not mean to derail this but may I ask what is meant by 3bet?

The way I am counting this is...
PF there is  .09cents(4.5bb) in the pot when it gets to Snap and Snap must call .04cents which makes the pot .13cents(6.5bb) then CO raises .19cents(9.5bb) effectively coming over the top 3bb and making the pot.32cents(16bb)   Now UTG flats the raise bringing the pot to .47cents(23.5bb)    To make this call Snap is paying an additional .15cents but getting 3:1 (please read my 2nd question also) and ending the action going to the flop with a pot of .62cents(31bb)...this is not the 2nd question but why does the HH at this point show a .60cent pot?Rake?  

Where does the calling the 3bet PF come in?

I was under the impression that when using the term 3bet 4bet etc that it was say 3xbb which at this stake is .06cents = 3bet  


How should this read?   Should it be 2:1 or 3:1 as I have it?   Is it correct to write a ratio of lets use example of 5:1    5:1 would also be written as 1 in 6 or the way I keep up with it is I treat the   ( : ) symbol or (to) as a plus sign and add the two #'s  so 5+1= 6  and would be written as 1:6  or  1 in 6  and then to go the other way I just reverse it or treat the "in" as a minus sign    I am confusing myself here...Back to the hand, If  .15 has to be called into a .45 pot then we are getting 3x's our $ is why I wrote it 3:1...but again I thought it was done the way I just described so that would make what I wrote 1 in 4 and that is not correct...is it?   EDIT yea that is right because we have put in 1/4th of the $    I could delete this but who knows someone else may benefit...if this is correct,LOL


Math is hard and I suppose I have derailed this...sry...I have been wanting to ask this a long time.

Yea, I think when I come up with the pot being .62cent  PF, but the HH shows it being .60, is because rake has already been deducted.

I was confusing myself but it is true when I said you were getting 3:1 on your PF call.
After your call your part of the pot is 1 in 4 or 1:4

The $ is no longer yours but this is an important aspect of playing NL I believe...but have not even began to ty and work out.

We don't disagree there, Gyps. Certainly nothing wrong with realising a mistake and you don't want to compound it by continuing with it. I was just pointing out that if you're not happy to continue here, than calling pre was wrong. Clarifying that calling just to continue those few times you flop a set is the incorrect play.